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About the role
A Carter Components Assembler is responsible for assembling products accurately to ensure a quality product is produced. Completes tasks as directed by manufacturing schedules with minimal supervision. A strong belief in the mission and goals of the company are necessary to this position.
- Previous experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred
- Knowledge and expertise in the use of a variety of tools
- Ability to do repetitious work
- Must be able to work at a fast pace
- Ability to work in a team environment
- 1st shift
Set-up
- Reviews and analyzes work order to ensure proper materials are being provided. Sets up equipment and material in order to assemble product according to the design provided. Maintains inventory by providing an accurate count of products.
Assembly
- Performs repetitive line assembly operations to produce a quality product. Manually fits and sizes products by utilizing various tools. Ensures that production quotas are being met while maintaining quality assembly.
Safety
- Adheres to safety requirements by operating equipment and handling material in a safe and appropriate manner. Acknowledges and reports any defects or safety issues to supervisor immediately.
- Health, Dental, Vision (Single and Family Plans) available after 30 days of employment
- Short and Long-Term Disability
- Company-paid life insurance and AD&D
- Optional supplemental life insurance
- Company-match 401(k)
- Vacation time and paid holidays
- Vendor incentives
- Room for growth; we promote from within!
- Military encouraged to apply!
Perks & benefits
- 401k
- Paid Time Off
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